Black Eye Susan - American Gold Rush - Rudbeckia Columnar or entryways where the cascading

or entryways where the cascading branches create a dramatic focal point

'Greensleeves' kousa dogwood earns its name from the subtle chartreuse blush that tints its creamy white bracts when they first emerge in early summer

In appropriate sites—well-drained

'Red Rocket' crape myrtles are simply amazing trees

Black Eye Susan - American Gold Rush - Rudbeckia Columnar or entryways where the cascadingNothing quite says summer like the blooms of a Black Eye Susan. We are excited to offer a new cultivar of this North American staple that has resistance to mildew and leaf spot. American Gold Rush is a strong producer from July to September and will provide strong mounds of golden flowers for months on end. These are a great choice for a native plant that thrives in the midwest in a variety of conditions. *Photo Credit: Walter Gardens